New Orleans prepares to host the Super Bowl for the eleventh time on February 9, 2025, reflecting on the game's history and the city's role as a host.

NOPD is probing two potentially linked New Orleans East shootings that wounded two men; the incidents occurred near Tet Fest and are under investigation.

The National Weather Service predicts fair weather for New Orleans with a gradual warm-up, clear skies, and a slight chance of showers later in the week.

Causeway Boulevard will have lane closures this week for removal of construction equipment, affecting northbound and southbound traffic at different hours, as announced by Jefferson Parish.

A New Orleans man, Derrick Washington, was sentenced to 63 months in prison for his part in a cocaine distribution network, after a large law enforcement operation.

A Covington man pleaded guilty to illegal possession of firearms, silencers, and machineguns. He faces a maximum of 35 years in prison for his crimes.

LA 70 in Ascension & St. James Parishes to see traffic changes with a shift onto new roadways starting Feb 2, as part of construction. Oversized loads should find alternate routes.

Louisiana's Governor John Bel Edwards has renewed a state of emergency during New Orleans' Super Bowl and Mardi Gras, enabling broad powers to ensure public safety amidst celebrations.

New Orleans enhances security for Super Bowl LIX with checkpoints and restrictions in the French Quarter after a terrorist attack, prioritizing safety amid celebrations.

The Office of Violence Prevention implements a multi-pronged approach involving partnerships to address and prevent violence, offering intervention programs and support for victims.

LA 16 Southbound in Livingston Parish will undergo road construction starting January 30, 2025, with the southbound right lane partially closed for bridge work.

Operation Boo Dat 2024, in New Orleans, led to 51 arrests for serious crimes including sex offenses and murder, exemplifying cooperation among law enforcement agencies.

Mayor LaToya Cantrell and the New Orleans Neighborhood Engagement Office have launched the "Love Your City Cleanup" to beautify the city with volunteer help.